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    1. Hermann Goetz: Piano Quartet; Piano Quintet
    2. Hermann Goetz: Piano Quartet; Piano Quintet
    Tyxart

    Hermann Goetz: Piano Quartet; Piano Quintet

    CD · 1 disc

    $20.99
    Composer
    GOETZ, HERMANN
    Artist
    Triendl, Chiche, Schmidt, Xu, Beltinger
    Released
    Aug 28, 2015
    Hermann Goetz (1840-76) had observed Wagner and Liszt, the avant-garde of his times, with interest, yet there is almost nothing of it in his musical language, firmly anchored in the First Viennese School and early Romanticism. + His melodies often have a seductively lyrical charm. + Of all his generation’s recognized masters, he is to be found most appropriately placed at the side of Edvard Grieg. + This TYX Art CD release marks the launch of new series based upon publication of new sheet music editions dedicated to refocusing attention on forgotten composers of the classical and romantic periods.
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  • Hermann Goetz: Piano Quartet; Piano Quintet

    Hermann Goetz: Piano Quartet; Piano Quintet

    Tyxart Aug 2015
    1 disc
    CD
    $20.99
    • Goetz: Complete Piano Works
    CPO

    Goetz: Complete Piano Works

    CD · 2 discs

    $36.99
    Composer
    GOETZ, HERMANN
    Artist
    Christof Keymer
    Released
    Sep 09, 2014
    Today Hermann Goetz (1840-76) numbers among the forgotten 19th c. composers - a most undeserved fate. Unfavorable personal circumstances and his early death meant that his musician's life did not develop as it should have. Goetz's piano compositions, without opus numbers, have been recorded here for the first time. Until recently they had not been available in printed form, thus continuing to be virtually unknown. Pianist Christof Keymer’s work on Goetz’s manuscripts has made it possible to present a first edition of Goetz's previously unpublished piano music.
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  • Goetz: Complete Piano Works

    Goetz: Complete Piano Works

    CPO Sep 2014
    2 discs
    CD
    $36.99
  • Grieg: In Autumn - Bruch: Violin Concerto No. 1 - Goetz: Vio
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    Grieg: In Autumn - Bruch: Violin Concerto No. 1 - Goetz: Vio

    SWR Jan 2005
    1 disc
    CD
    $13.99 $6.99Save 50%
    • Sonata Facile
    Berlin Classics

    Sonata Facile

    CD · 1 disc

    $14.99 $19.99 Save 25%
    Composer
    Ludwig van Beethoven, Edward Elgar, Hermann Goetz, Nikolai Medtner, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Maurice
    Artist
    Lilit Grigoryan
    Released
    Mar 07, 2025
    She questions the simplicity in this program of "simple" piano sonatas and demonstrates her virtuosity by filling the few notes with as much musicality as possible. Shows different interpretations and styles of the genre "Sonatine" with works by Beethoven (No. 25, op. 79), Reynaldo Hahn (IRH90), Ravel (M. 40), Mozart (KV 545), Hermann Goetz (No. 1, op. 8) and Nikolai Medtner (op. 56)
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  • Sonata Facile
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    Sonata Facile

    Berlin Classics Mar 2025
    1 disc
    CD
    $19.99 $14.99Save 25%
    1. Goetz: Piano Concertos Nos. 1-2 & Spring Overture / Cabassi, Ishii, Magdeburg Philharmonic
    2. Goetz: Piano Concertos Nos. 1-2 & Spring Overture / Cabassi, Ishii, Magdeburg Philharmonic
    Naxos

    Goetz: Piano Concertos Nos. 1-2 & Spring Overture / Cabassi, Ishii, Magdeburg Philharmonic

    CD · 1 disc

    $13.99 $19.99 Save 30%
    Composer
    GOETZ, HERMANN
    Artist
    Cabassi, Ishii-Eto
    Released
    Sep 09, 2016
    Hermann Goetz's lifespan was no longer than Mozart's, and though much admired by contemporaries, as a tragic genius his music became almost forgotten, and the domain of but a few connoisseurs such as Gustav Mahler. Goetz's style remained closer to schumann and Mendelssohn, preferring lyricism and clarity to the more radical approaches of Liszt and Wagner. The virtuoso First Piano Concerto was a student work, its lovely central adagio sharing a use of colorful wind parts with the freshly optimistic Second Piano Concerto composed six years later.
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  • Goetz: Piano Concertos Nos. 1-2 & Spring Overture / Cabassi, Ishii, Magdeburg Philharmonic
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    Goetz: Piano Concertos Nos. 1-2 & Spring Overture / Cabassi, Ishii, Magdeburg Philharmonic

    Naxos Sep 2016
    1 disc
    CD
    $19.99 $13.99Save 30%
    1. Goetz & Huber: Klaviertrios / Trio Fontane
    2. Goetz & Huber: Klaviertrios / Trio Fontane
    Solo Musica

    Goetz & Huber: Klaviertrios / Trio Fontane

    CD · 1 disc

    $20.99
    Composer
    GOETZ HUBER
    Artist
    TRIO FONTANE
    Released
    Feb 07, 2020
    Ever since it was founded, the Swiss chamber ensemble Trio Fontane has consisted of Andrea Wiesli , Noëlle Grüebler and Jonas Kreienbühl. The trio was formed in 2002 and received instruction from Ulrich Koella and Stephan Goerner (Carmina Quartet) at the Musikhochschule in Zurich. The ensemble was judged the best piano trio at the 2007 Migros Culture Percentage chamber music competition and accepted into the “Young Musicians” artist exchange. The three performers received further support from the Thiébaud-Frey Foundation, the Hans Schaeuble Foundation and the International Herzogenberg Society. The Music Department of the Zentralbibliothek Zürich was set up in 1971 and rapidly established itself as an academic collection of European status. Alongside large holdings of printed and recorded music, the Department is home to one of the world’s largest collections of Wagneriana and now serves as a major repository of Swiss music manuscripts from the past 200 years. The Central Library wishes to put the materials entrusted to it to the best possible use in many different ways. Accordingly, it has begun a series of releases with music from its acquisitions, from tenor songs by Zwingli to music of the late 20th century. It also runs its own lunchtime concert series Mittagsmusik im Predigerchor in which each programme features at least one work that is held in the Central Library as a manuscript, first edition or early printed document. On the album you can hear the New Year's pieces of the Zentralbibliothek Zürich: the Piano Trio op. 20 by Hans Huber and the Piano Trio op. 1 by Hermann Goetz.
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  • Goetz & Huber: Klaviertrios / Trio Fontane

    Goetz & Huber: Klaviertrios / Trio Fontane

    Solo Musica Feb 2020
    1 disc
    CD
    $20.99
  • Goetz: Orchestral Works, Concertos /Albert, Schneider, Et Al

    Goetz: Orchestral Works, Concertos /Albert, Schneider, Et Al

    CPO Mar 2003
    3 discs
    CD
    $28.99
  • Goetz: Chamber Music / Göbel Trio Berlin Et Al

    Goetz: Chamber Music / Göbel Trio Berlin Et Al

    CPO Jan 1900
    2 discs
    CD
    $18.99
  • Piano Music - GOETZ, H. / WITTE, G.H. / HAHN, R. / DEBUSSY,

    Piano Music - GOETZ, H. / WITTE, G.H. / HAHN, R. / DEBUSSY,

    Danacord Jul 1999
    1 disc
    CD
    $18.99
    1. Der schwarzeste Bass: Gottlob Frick Portrait
    2. Der schwarzeste Bass: Gottlob Frick Portrait
    Profil

    Der schwarzeste Bass: Gottlob Frick Portrait

    CD · 4 discs

    $32.99
    Composer
    VARIOUS
    Artist
    Various
    Released
    May 17, 2019
    It was the conductor Wilhelm Furtwängler who first gave Gottlob Frick the nickname "Der schwärzeste Bass". This accolade has been picked up time and again, gone through various manifestations, and become a sort of trademark of the German bass Gottlob Frick. That said, the attribute "black" is often applied to define the vocal range of a basso profundo's ability to produce sonorous deep notes. However, the definition of "black bass" means far more than that: it applies primarily to the deep, dark timbre, the rich and sonorous sound and the lasting flexibility of the voice even in the deep registers, paired with strength, momentum, natural resonance and abundant expression in the entire vocal range. "If you have ever heard the timbre of Gottlob Frick's voice, you will never forget it," as the German singing expert Jürgen Kesting accurately observed in his standard reference work "Die großen Sänger". Gottlob Frick is seen rightly therefore as the incarnation of the black bass. He is a German bass who, thanks to the many sound recordings he left us documenting his sonorous, unusually beautiful and fluently melodic singing, enjoys a popularity to this day that is probably unparalleled in this vocal register. One of the reasons the internationally renowned critic John B. Steane advanced to justify his inclusion of Gottlob Frick in his list of 100 most important singers in "Opera Now" is encapsulated in this fitting characterisation: "When it comes to the Wagnerian basso profundo, the only name in recent times that matters" – by which he means the 1940s to 1980s – "is that of Gottlob Frick: a tower of strength in the strongest ensemble and one of the greatest basses of all time. His voice is steady despite its powerful capacity, supple and splendid. Frick's two-and-a-half-octave bass is remarkably well trained and remains constant through its entire spectrum. He has a strong sense of rhythm and he can sing both legato and staccato in exemplary manner, without depriving his listeners of that rich timbre of his."
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  • Der schwarzeste Bass: Gottlob Frick Portrait

    Der schwarzeste Bass: Gottlob Frick Portrait

    Profil May 2019
    4 discs
    CD
    $32.99